Welcome. Bought 0,177-caliber rifle. It would be good for this caliber? Thank .3-9X 32MM optics. About what to do?
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Don't see why they would not work provided you have a weaver or picatinny rail. That 3 power scope probably won't focus for the first 30 feet, that's pretty strong for a 177 cal BB or pellet gun. I've got a Super Glo 2x red dot and everyone loves it.
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I would say probably yes. I'm shooting 5.56 but these things are pretty hardy. They could probably hold up on a .308 or 30-06, though this is merely speculation. I haven't found any flaws in the quality which would lead me to believe otherwise.
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I bought this rifle RWS 0.22 MODEL 54 Combo Rifle (wood, Large) on January 20th, 2013. I received rifle with RWS 4x32 AO scope ( fixed zoom at 4X ). I would never recomend you to buy combo, get it whith open sights then you can install a scope that better sweet your taste or needs.
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Well it would work great butt and is a good scope but it has pre measured mil dots on recital for .223 ballistics .meaning you don't have to adjust scope for yardage you just use lower dot on cross hairs for determined range of target so your sighted in from 100 to 500 yards without moving elevation on scope. 7.62x39 has a different drop in trajectory thus making mil dots Un affective but if sighted in to your ak at a hundred yard you can adjust elevation on scope to your yardage specifications but yes its a great scope but I would check out other options for 7.62x39 caliber. Hope this helps try maybe a vortex crossfire 2 or weaver kaspa same basic price just set up for open range of calibers.
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Any Nikon scope would be an excellent choice for this gun. My personal choice would be a Nikon 2x7.
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im taking mine to the range this weekend on a 5.56 nato 62 grain rifle. i'll post results after!
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I had to return this scope because it couldn't handle the rifle I put it on. To answere your question I used a 91/30 and did a plate sized groping at 300 yrds. You could go further with it with the 7x but what happend to me is the cross hair started to rotate after about 40 rnds and at about 150 was completely useless
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My scope works fine. Anybody that wants to shoot further than a few hundred yards with a .223 should maybe get a more powerful rifle and scope.
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I have this scope mounted on a Springfield SOCOM M1A (16" barrel). Holds 0 perfectly fine. ZERO should not be a problem as long as you sight it correctly. If using NIKON BDC, set your target to 100 yards and adjust scope. You should be good to go.
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At first I thought I received a broken one, turns out the mount was bad, so far it has held up on a .308 Zastava AK for over six months. I fire the gun about every other week shooting at least 100 rounds through it. So the tiny .223 should not be a problem.
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Hi robert, I wouldn't get this scope if I were you. I ended up scrapping it for leopold scope instead. It couldn't handle the recoil of a remington .380. Not sure what caliber you have but, beware.
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With a semi-good scope, you should get consistent 3 inch or less groupings at 100 yards. I have a Norinco M4 modified SKS and shot groupings under 3 inches with good loads.
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3 3/8 ths. I mounted a Nikon Prostaff BDC reticle hunting scope on my AR. FIT was fine and the mount is rock solid. 150+ round to sight in scope and iron sights in, plus deer hunting rounds. Mount worked flawless. Deer hunting season, wet, cold banged around the scope rock solid. No problems with this mount and would recommend it with no problems, well worth the money. Hoped this helped with your question.
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I would recommend something more like a 22lr with snake shot. The 9 mm is pretty powerful for that kind of use.
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That requires a long and involved answer. There are some good videos on the internet you might want to look at. Important items: The rifle needs to be very secure and steady. I locked mine in a "gun vise.". I also found that I needed to fire about 100 pellets through the rifle before it settled down enough to get a consistent pattern. I also discovered (1) the scope rings that came with the scope were junk. I purchased a good set and it made a big difference. (2) I had to shim the scope to get the height correct - I simple ran out of adjustment. As I recall I had to shim it on the lower part of the rear ring. It can take some time to get the scope adjusted (quite a few pellets and targets) but you can get it right on. You'll be very happy with the way is shoots once you get it done.
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Hi , I have both Calibers in stock and they are the same price , just place the order and send a message to confirm which Caliber you would like 0.177" (4.5mm) or 0.22" (5.5mm) Thanks Phil
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I suggest the splatter targets, since they leave a bigger signature and the .223 is a smaller caliber---a 100yards is about max with that scope
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Like a champ. You may need a rail to mount it to. Not sure what yours comes with for scope mounting. I have one on a Ruger 10\22 and it works great. I'm shooting 200 yards. Nice magnification and pretty good optics for $50 bucks. Aim Sports was great to work with and good fast service. You may need a scope mount which you can also get from Aim sports and probably have it all by the end of the week. Good luck and happy shooting.